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In my case, no, I didn't do any market research before building my product. Reason was simple, I was running into the problem myself and I knew other programmers working with me were facing the same problem. I think market research is needed when a product maker builds a product for others, meaning that they don't have any direct experience with that problem. For example, l am not a data...

Good question. I don't know the answer but I hope you find someone who can help you reach out to your customers. In my case, I went ahead and created the product and currently focusing on getting the word out about the product. My understanding is that marketing will take some time, maybe 6-12 months or maybe more. Best Wishes!

Continue making short promotional videos to highlight our product features

Added a major new feature to the App, created a quick demo of it and wrote a couple of articles on medium

We are building a productivity tool for teams that build API driven Software. Our product: * Speeds-up development by reducing dependencies between developers and development teams * Simplifies testing and automates repetitive test cases that are common in applications that communicate via HTTP / REST APIs * Improve API experience by providing API sandbox environment to your API users * Make...

Simplify & Speed-up Software Development, Effortlessly!

We have built a no-code API Virtualization tool. It is not meant to replace real HTTP / REST APIs, atleast not at this moment. But the primarily problems we are trying to solve are: * eliminating dependencies between developers &development teams *speeding-up the development of API driven systems and applications *reducing the repetitive tasks that testers have to deal with when testing...

I didn't focus on communities when I was building my product. Now that the product is ready, I have the time to engage with others in the community and exchange ideas with them. If you want to be engaged with the community and build the product at the same time then you have to make a simple schedule and stick to it on a daily basis. Something as simple as: X number of hours to work on the...

LinkedIn is great. You start seeing the benefits once your network starts growing. https://www.apioncloud.com

Is there a video demonstration of how GetLanding.io work? Just curious to see what steps are involved and what would a user get at the end. I don't see any details on your website.

We came-up with the solution to a problem that we faced regularly when developing API driven Apps and Microservices. To us, building a product around a problems you personally face has the advantage that you have a thorough understanding of the problem. If you are trying to solve a problem with which you have no direct experience with then you are dependent on feedback from the people who deal...

We are still trying to find the right marketing channel :) We are on ProductHunt, LinkedIn, Twitter, Reddit. We have tried Google Ads and running some Ads on Youtube as well. We are writing articles on Medium as well.

Does your team work with REST APIs? If yes, I highly doubt that Figma can prototype and create API Prototypes and Simulations as well as our product. But if Figma can then it is great that your team found something that meets all the prototyping requirements

Building software is complex, there are some common issues faced by developers and testers regularly. These common recurring problems leads to alot of frustration within and across Teams, slows down development pace and play a significant role in release delays. We started thinking about fixing some of these problems faced by almost every development team and built...

That's the multimillion dollar question :) I guess you have to figure out a way to bring people to your page somehow and then also take interest in your product. Maybe make your product a bit more flexible and provide options such as: - Buy me a Chai - Buy me a Chai Latte - Buy me a Matcha Latte - Buy me a Green Tea Best of Luck!

No-code tools attract non-programmers and people who aren't technical or familiar with the domain. They come to no-code platforms with the hope that they will be able to build something useful. So, I think one of the goals for any no-code tool builder should be to keep those users in mind, keep things as simple as possible for such users. They are most likely going to stay on your platform for...

I noticed it today for the very first time, I don't think it was there last week

Finish working on the new feature we are building into our product. Back-end code is ready and functional, it is the UI work that needs to be completed this week. Watch a quick demo of the new feature here: https://youtu.be/Z9dSTMpGnlE

Oh no, the weekend is already over. I am waiting for the next one now.